Sentence examples for briskly making from inspiring English sources

She read briskly, making swift checks beside her selected answers, and when she was finished, she handed the pages across the desk to Martina Miller, who gave her a round of pills.

Outrage over Tom Daschle's tax woes didn't even come close to reaching the dull apogee achieved by critics of Timothy Geithner on Sunday, with Daschle allies -- like John Kerry -- briskly making the "to know him is to love him or at least wish him no specific set of injuries" case, and opponents adopting a mostly wait-and-see attitude.

He handed me a hot-pink square of paper without a word, then briskly made his way toward the other end of Commons, where the crowds blossomed.

Sensing that the game was still up for grabs, Southampton manager Ronald Koeman threw on Tadic, who briskly made sure that it was not.

There was billionaire Ted Turner, who briskly made his exit on the early side of the evening, and former Virginia Gov. (now Richmond Mayor) Doug Wilder, who looked a bit dazed.

Walking briskly he made it in 21 minutes.

But both the originals and the Ohrbach's copies sold briskly and made their obscure twenty-one-year-old creator a Life coverboy.

Six mornings a week, the streets around Beauty Garments and other factories are awash with women in brightly colored outfits walking briskly to make it to their workstations by 8 a.m.

The authors reported difficulty in identifying walking trips with only GPS information in free living conditions because people often walk very slowly or briskly and make short stops.

In a 1963 New York Times article, Brian O'Doherty wrote that Lichtenstein's work was not art, saying Lichtenstein was "one of the worst artists in America" who "briskly went about making a sow's ear out of a sow's ear".

After she finished covering the event and began walking to her car a few miles away, Alamir noticed herself moving briskly and not making eye contact with people in the crowd.